Hydro-Hot™ Motor Coach Heating System Owner's Manual 06/02
Hydro-Hot™ Motor Coach Heating System Owner's Manual 06/02
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SECTION 2: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Please read the complete Owner’s Manual prior to operating your
Hydro-Hot Heating System. Also, be sure to fill out and mail in your
Owner’s Information Card located at the front of this manual.
Model
I.D.
2.1 Identifying Your Model Of Hydro-Hot
The Hydro-Hot is available in three different models. All three models
of Hydro-Hot come standard with the continuous Domestic Hot and
Interior / Bay Heating features. The Engine Preheat and Motoraide
options are available on the HHE-200 and HHE-500 series, respec-
tively. Be sure to identify your specific model of Hydro-Hot prior to
reading this manual.
HHE-200 - Equipped with the Engine Preheat feature.
HHE-500 - Equipped with the Motoraide feature.
To find out what model Hydro-Hot you have, simply locate the Heater
and find the I.D. Sticker (located on the right-hand corner on top of the
Heater) and locate the rectangle box that is labeled “Model Number.”
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SECTION 2: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
2.2 Activating The Hydro-Hot Heating System
Diesel-Burner
Turn the “Diesel” Control Switch ON, Figure 3. This procedure will
activate the Diesel-Burner and the Indicator Light located on the Switch.
Please contact your specific motorhome manufacturer for the exact
Diesel Control Switch location. Allow 10-20 minutes for the System to
reach operating temperature. Please note that the Diesel-Burner is the
main heat source for heating both the interior and the domestic hot water.
So, be sure to leave this switch ON during normal heating requirements.
Electric Heating Element
Turn the “Electric” Control Switch ON, Figure 3. This procedure will
activate the Electric Heating Element and the Indicator Light located on
the Switch. The 120 VAC Electric Heating Element is wired directly into
your coaches 120 VAC electrical system and is operational whenever
VAC power is available. Allow 1-2 hours for the System to reach
operating temperature. Please note that the Electric Heating Element will
adequately provide all your heating needs only for low heating demand
situations, such as when moderate ambient temperatures exist and/or
when there is a low demand for domestic hot water.
Heat
Source
